Okami Fanart / River Of The Heavens

【 Okami Fanart / River of the Heavens 】

Oooooh would you look at that. The little fox you once saved is now three times your size and apparently hasn't forgotten you. It's a shame your eyes don't work so you don't recognize him back~

But seriously, you wrote so many nice things under the first part that I just had to post some more. It's really nice to see something other than #tf #Transformers in the reblogs. You inspire me. Thank you:D

Monster hunter au Part 2.

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Monster hunter au part 10

Head in hands. Ratchet can't see, but carries the lantern anyway because it's not for him, it's for everyone else. He can't see, so when he shines it towards the mechs approaching him, this is for them to see better in the dark forest. He can't see, so he makes sure everyone who might need him can see him. It was never about him, it was about what he does for others.

Rung here actually knows he's God, but can't perform divine miracles. Although he can and does know things he's not supposed to know. Also, ironically, he knows everything Ratchet did after he blinded himself because Ratchet was carrying his spark around with him the whole time. So the phrase "Primus sees what I say he sees" was kind of prophetic haha

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I think they'd make a great ghost hunting duo. Don't ask me why. They just would.

Had SUCH a great time participating in the @tf-bigbang 's event this year, I was so excited to have gotten to work with one of my favorite writers @mal-co-holic who wrote an AMAZING fic that goes with this piece! It's absolutely my favorite thing, check it out here:

it's very important that disabled people are allowed to make bad decisions actually. that we're allowed to do things which cause flare-ups. that we're allowed to take a risk and get it wrong. that not every single second of our day has to be about playing it safe and being well-behaved and staying within our limits

and on the days when we deal with the consequences of those mistakes and bad decisions we're still worthy of a) sympathy and b) pain relief. just as we are if our illness or disability is the result of our choices in the first place